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Insecticide Resistance: From Mechanisms to Management

Insecticide Resistance: From Mechanisms to Management

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Comprehensive Coverage of Resistance Mechanisms: Detailed discussion of biochemical, physiological, molecular, and behavioral mechanisms underlying insecticide resistance. Integrated Pest Management Strategies: Explores practical approaches including chemical rotation, mixtures, biological control, and cultural practices for sustainable resistance management. Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools: Highlights molecular diagnostics, bioassays, and computational models for detecting and predicting resistance development. Case Studies and Practical Examples: Includes real-world examples from agriculture and public health to illustrate the implementation of resistance management strategies. Environmental and Ethical Considerations: Addresses the ecological impact of insecticides, non-target effects, and sustainable practices for long-term pest control.

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Pub dateJan 1, 2026
ISBN-101787156168
ISBN-139781787156166
LanguageEnglish
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